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This Oregon Scenic Railroad Runs a Historic Steam Train Along Tillamook Bay Past Seals, Whales, and Bald Eagles
Picture yourself rolling along the Oregon coast at a lazy 15 miles an hour, close enough to the water that you could almost dip your hand in. Somewhere along that quiet bay, a puff of steam rises over the treetops and a train horn echoes across the salt air. Most...
youroregonnews.com
Bend columnist: Roundabout driving tips for tourists in Central Oregon
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Labor Day is right around the corner, which means an army of drivers unfamiliar with Central Oregon roads will soon be en route. In fact, they are probably already Googling, or DuckDuckGoing, “How do I navigate roundabouts while driving in Bend?”. Ha! Just...
KGW
Hood to Coast traffic: What drivers need to know before the weekend
centraloregondaily.com
Sunriver tunnel closure will snarl River Road traffic for months
SUNRIVER, Ore. -- An upcoming project will cause traffic delays near the Sunriver Nature Center and Observatory. A tunnel for pedestrians and bicyclists is being replaced this fall. The pathway that crosses under River Road will close to pedestrian and bicycle traffic on Monday, Aug. 31. Car traffic on River...
centraloregondaily.com
Greenwood Ave median removal in Bend; lane closures expected
BEND, Ore. -- Drivers should expect lane closures a section of Greenwood Avenue this week, Aug. 24-28, to remove a median. The median removal is happening between NE 1st Street and NE 3rd Street. This is an area where drivers headed east on Greenwood regularly get backed up because of the short left turn lane from Greenwood to 3rd Street.
familydestinationsguide.com
Take A Whimsical Ride Through An Oregon Forest On This Delightful Little Train
Nobody warned you that a miniature train in Chiloquin, Oregon would be one of the best things you’ve ever done, and that oversight needs to be corrected immediately. Train Mountain Railroad Museum is sitting out there in the Klamath Basin, running trains through a pine forest, and somehow not enough people know about it yet.
mycentraloregon.com
Paving Work Scheduled on Bend’s Franklin Ave
As part of the Franklin Avenue Improvements Project, crews will pave Franklin Avenue from NE Third Street to NE Eighth Street beginning Tuesday, Sept. 1 through Thursday, Sept. 3. Temporary one-way traffic closures will be required, and access to driveways and on-street parking will be temporarily restricted during paving operations. Sidewalks and bike lanes will remain open. Business access will be maintained throughout construction.
That Oregon Life
Built in 1945, Oregon’s Widest Covered Bridge Has Been Hit by Trucks, Raised Six Feet, and Somehow Survived
There is something wonderfully Oregon about finding an old covered bridge where you least expect one. Drive east from Eugene and Springfield on Highway 58, following the road toward the forested foothills of the Cascades, and the scenery gradually loosens its grip on the city. The subdivisions thin out, fir-covered hills begin closing in, and […]